How About Some Photographs Or Paintings Of Birds

Just a few of mine...

Ah......my favorite subject lately! Just finished this piece this morning:

Birds are my primary subject...

Lorikeets, Family of Canadian Geese, and a Peacock

http://fineartamerica.com/featured/follow-the-leader-angela-martinez.html
http://fineartamerica.com/featured/pretty-girl-angela-martinez.html
http://fineartamerica.com/featured/i-dont-taste-like-chicken-angela-martinez.html
http://fineartamerica.com/featured/the-gaurdian-angela-martinez.html

And how about these beautiful Beach Birds! Pelicans on the Hawkesbury River side, close to Sydney, Australia

http://ankya-klay.artistwebsites.com/featured/beach-birds-ankya-klay.html

http://fineartamerica.com/featured/beach-birds-ankya-klay.html

Here's a Quirky Birdscape - a cheeky Magpie from Australia, keen for a macadamia treat !

http://fineartamerica.com/featured/quirky-birdscape-2-ankya-klay.html

or this link might work:

http://ankya-klay.artistwebsites.com/featured/quirky-birdscape-2-ankya-klay.html

Thank you Roy.

From my Oxidation Collection -

This was my entry to a recently completed contest on digital manipulation of a given rooster photo.

Thought it was quite humorous, if I do say so.....No one else did




Note:
Phyllis, I love your painting more and more every time I see it....By the way, did you win that major contest you were a finalist in?

Ah, a few of my favorites: I like Ravens and Red Tailed Hawks.

But the view of your birds are all really nice shots and work. thank you. rd

It's not the photograph that's important...It's the actual 3 dimension interpretation of a Turkey Vulture made from a crab claw and a mussel shell that I'm presenting, that matters.

I love painting birds. Here are some of mine

Can't wait to see these guys again !

William Norton

living? does it matter?


---Mike Savad

Some I took and posted in the last two days,

A Rooster



and a kookaburra (digital painting)

Australian Pelican

http://fineartamerica.com/featured/the-raven-roz-barron-abellera.html

I've always been the weird one.

The female eclectus parrot is bright red and blue, whereas the male is a brilliant emerald green!